Whose Space Is It? Europe Scrambles as US Leads Satellite Race
Trump wants a thousand rocket launches a year, with SpaceX's reusable rockets giving the US a wide lead, according to France 24.
Europe is scrambling to keep pace as the United States dominates the satellite and rocket-launch race, France 24 reported.
President Trump wants a thousand rocket launches a year, and SpaceX's reusable rocket modules have put the US far ahead of competitors, according to the report, which noted Ukraine's president has had to appeal to Elon Musk to use Starlink satellites against Russian missile launchers.
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- Whose space is it? Europe scrambles as US rules satellite race — France 24 — English
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